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Mar 3, 2016 · Christians in Nepal. | (Photo: World Hope International) Whatever you have learned or received or heard from me, or seen in me — put it into practice. And the God of peace will be with you. - Philippians 4:9. In Nepal, Hinduism reigns as the primary religion — out of Nepal's population of 28 million, Christians make up less than 1.5 percent.
Since 1970, Christianity in Nepal has been growing faster per capita than anywhere else—not only South-Central Asia, but in the world. Christianity is growing in Nepal at nearly 11 percent per year. From just 7,400 in 1970 to more than 1 million today, the projected number of Christians by 2020 is 1,324,000.
Nepal’s legal framework provides only limited protections for the right to freedom of religion or belief. Article 4(1) of Nepal’s constitution establishes the country as secular. Article 18 prohibits state and non-state actors from discriminating on the basis of religion, and Article 26(1) further provides that every individual “who has ...
Jul 4, 2023 · By Katey Hearth July 4, 2023. Nepal (MNN) — New national census data shows rapid Christian growth in Nepal. The Christian population rose by nearly 40 percent in less than a decade. South Korean missionaries contributed much to the recent Gospel growth. Bibles For The World partners in Nepal wish to continue the upward trend.
Nepal continues to be a place filled with persecution for followers of Christ. Nepal's fall in rank belies its persecution score, which stayed nearly as high as last year. Despite a decrease in violence, pressure in almost every sphere of life went up, showing that daily life remains difficult for Christians, especially converts from Hinduism.
Feb 16, 2021 · Persecution of Christians has intensified under Nepal’s new criminal legislation, the Civil and Criminal Codes 2018, which replaced the 165-year-old General Code. It includes laws guiding criminal and legal proceedings that include strict restrictions on religious conversion. The legislation is in striking contrast to Nepal’s 2015 ...
Christians in Nepal. Most people they don’t care about other believe but respect other’s belief. Some people they don’t care about what they believe but they hate what others believe. Few people feels crazy about what those two are arguing. People from around the world prayed for Nepal and they even sing a song that tells ‘Lord hear our ...
